Motor skills changes and physiotherapy for different age babies

Objectives of study: 1. To identify the development motor skills of different age infants before physiotherapy and after. 2. To identify the influence of different weight infants birth age on changes of motor skills development before physiotherapy and after. 3. To identify the influence of different age infants birth age on change of motor skills development before physiotherapy and after. 4. To identify the changes of motor skills development of different infant age groups starting physiotherapy at the period of 1-5, 6-7 and 8-12 months. Conclusions: 1. Infants crawling, sitting, walking and grabbing motor skills were improved in all age groups after physiotherapy. 2. Birth weight is associated with infants crawling and walking functions in 1-5 months age group after physiotherapy, also with sitting and grabbing functions before physiotherapy as grabbing and walking functions after physiotherapy in 6-7 months age group. Sitting motor skills before physiotherapy depend on the birth weight of infants in 8-12 months age group. 3. Birth age is associated with grabbing skills before physiotherapy, also crawling and walking functions after physiotherapy at 1-5 months age. Birth age is also associated with sitting function before physiotherapy and sitting, crawling, walking functions after physiotherapy in group of infants at age of 6-7 months. 4. There were differences in walking and grabbing functions recovery between infants at age of 1-5 and 6-7 months through physiotherapy. There were also differences in crawling, sitting, walking and grabbing functions recovery between infants at age of 1-5 and 8-12 months through physiotherapy. There were differences in sitting function recovery between infants at age of 6-7 and 8-12 months